2. If a Jury is there to "judge the facts" ... what does that mean?
It means "Using their Common Sense" in every way, shape form ...
including "What Witnesses say", "How they say it", "What
vibes they give off", "Their whole demeanour" ... etc.
If a Jury can be trusted to do that, then there's absolutely nothing
wrong with expecting a Jury to be able to judge the "legals" (that
come out of Parliament), using the same faculties in order to
"judge the legal". (Don't forget: "Legals" are
very easy to judge ... because they are THE EXACT OPPOSITE of
"Law". We don't need facts to tell us if a situation is right or
wrong ... we can sense it in split-seconds. We have to be able
to do that. It's a fundamental part of 'living")

There is, therefore, absolutely ZERO argument against Juries having
that power. Even an argument that "They may get it wrong" is
a non-argument. They currently GET IT FAR MORE WRONG ... simply
because they aren't told HOW THEY COULD GET IT RIGHT.

Anyone who argues against telling a Jury their Rights is a
PSYCHOPATH. A power-grabbing, tyrannical, piece of shit, called a
PSYCHOPATH. Someone who (secretly) LOVES to see other people suffer
(as long as it isn't themselves).

(Remember: Lord Justice Goddard used to wank ... when he got the
chance to pass a Death Sentence. Pure sicko psycho!)We have TWO Keys:

A. The Private Criminal Prosecution ... leading to a Jury judging us,
as Prosecutors, as well as those we accuse.

B. Jury Nullification ... leading to a Jury judging the Judge
and the CPS, as Prosecutors, and us
... if we are the accused.

But those keys only work if we use them ... and exercise them
to the full.

I have to think about this.

We need to 'advertise'.

Simply.

Easily.

We need to drag people very simply to the Internet.

Something that can't be dismissed by the ASA ... because it doesn't
give too much away.

Something like:

Jury Service?Do you realise how privileged you are?Do you know how much power that gives you?The Judge won't tell you ...... but we will: Google Jury Nullification